There unfortunately aren't many to give. I was trying to pry out information in regards to the King's Court, but obviously I was the one at a disadvantage there. All he would say about it was that it hadn't existed in ages.
Miss Sonata and I were brought there to be interrogated. The wolves wanted to know details about the pasture. If any of us had summoned demons. What holy beasts we'd come across. Why would the weeds and their abilities not have been brought up?
...No?? What difference does that make?? None of it reflects bad on you. You could tell them at any time.
I want to know what the wolf thought about the Snake and what you told him. I want context for what the wolf said. I need to know what the wolf knew about the Boss.
Any time he was willing to share information rather than attempt to pull it from me I wanted to take advantage of it. I jumped on an opportunity to ask him about himself, so we didn't have a lengthy discussion on the snake.
It could be a matter of this "power" manifesting itself differently depending on who has it and how it's used. He could also take control of you, something I don't believe the snake has ever done. And blowing us all away from the building the way he did? Is that something a weed can do?
As the leader of the wolves, perhaps he maintains some connection or power over the others. That would give him that line to you even if your abilities came from another wolf under him.
[He could argue that it's the other way around, that the rest of the weeds don't end up like Patches just out of the good graces of the other flocks, but he won't. She did help him out today.]
I'll keep it in mind.
And you should keep an eye on your boss, since you care about him so much. Maybe you can hold him back from doing something on a whim that might ultimately be detrimental to him.
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The conversation was illuminating regardless, so I thank you for arranging it.
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... I'd be very interested to know the full details.
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[She stares at him.]
I've done nice things for you, including being a part of the team that rescued you, and I want you to tell me what you know.
[truth field]
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I want to know what the wolf thought about the Snake and what you told him. I want context for what the wolf said. I need to know what the wolf knew about the Boss.
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He said he was passingly familiar with the snake but had decided that he was ultimately a waste of his time and dismissed him as a child.
[None of this is a lie.]
If you hadn't joined the rescue mission you wouldn't have even been worth his attention. Is that what you wanted to hear?
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...Is that all?
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...But, this makes absolutely no sense.
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That's true of many things in this place.
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That means, the wolf should have them.
That means, the wolf should be able to compel you to tell the truth no matter what you said. ...So, why torture you?
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It could be a matter of this "power" manifesting itself differently depending on who has it and how it's used. He could also take control of you, something I don't believe the snake has ever done. And blowing us all away from the building the way he did? Is that something a weed can do?
As the leader of the wolves, perhaps he maintains some connection or power over the others. That would give him that line to you even if your abilities came from another wolf under him.
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I'll keep it in mind.
And you should keep an eye on your boss, since you care about him so much. Maybe you can hold him back from doing something on a whim that might ultimately be detrimental to him.
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Should I care about him at a somewhat less degree?
Or, not at all?
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He's young. Young rulers generally need a steady hand of guidance in the form of an advisor, moreso than most. That's a good position for you.
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